Rooftop Air Conditioners
Rooftop package units put the whole system — compressor, coils and fan — in one box on the roof, with ductwork carrying air down into the building. The range lists a rooftop package title, presented here at title level.
Illustrative diagram. Capacity figures are taken from the specification table on this page.
No capacity, dimension or weight figure is listed for the rooftop package on this site.
When a rooftop package makes sense
A rooftop package makes sense when roof space is available, when the building already has or can accept ductwork, and when a single packaged unit is simpler to service than split components spread across a plant room. It makes less sense when roof loading, roof access or duct routes are constrained, and those constraints are site facts, not catalogue facts. Because no capacity or dimension is listed for the rooftop title in this range, this page states no figure at all for it. A buyer comparing rooftop options should send roof loading limits, duct routes and the capacity band, and let the reply confirm a matching listed model.
What to confirm before specifying rooftop
Confirm the roof structure and loading, the crane or lifting route for a packaged unit, the duct connection points, the electrical supply and the destination market's certification needs. Those five confirmations decide whether a rooftop package is feasible long before brand or efficiency discussions matter. If any of them fails, the project usually moves to a different commercial type, and the commercial category page shows the alternatives.
Models and series on this page
- Rooftop package — title level only